US EditionDrivers Give 48 Hours to the Government to Solve Reparations Failures; They Threaten Mobilizations
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La Paz 10 Mar. (NOMADA NEWS).- The Federación de Choferes Chuquiago Marka granted a 48-hour deadline to the government to provide solutions to the carriers affected by the alleged distribution of poor quality gasoline. Santos Escalante, the executive secretary of the sector, denounced that the platform enabled to register claims is not working properly and that a large part of the complaints failed to enter the system. The leader said that less …
Fact Sheet: Chuquiago Marka Drivers Demand Answers from the Government Within 48 Hours Regarding Damages Caused by Poor-Quality Gasoline. If they do not receive solutions, they are considering protests. Tap to see the full context. Context: Santos Escalante, executive secretary of the Chuquiago Marka Drivers Federation, denounced the government's failure to provide compensation for the harmful gasoline. The platform set up for claims is rejectin…
The leader Santos Escalante said they expect compensation for the damage to the vehicles, caused by the poor quality of the gasoline, and a grace period to fulfill their debts to the bank.
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